Doctor Who TARDIS Parody Print Georges Seurat A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

Few realize that Georges Seurat's original painting was entitled A Sunday Afternoon with the Doctor on the Island of La Grande Jatte and that it prominently included a mysterious blue box. Bowing to peer pressure, however, Seurat removed the strange item from the final painting. Based on this, it has been speculated that Seurat himself traveled with at least one of the Doctor's incarnations for a time, but no further details are known. [*]

The high quality print measures about 6.5x10.5" on heavy 8.5 x 11" matte art paper (so the easiest way to display is just to drop it in a standard 8.5x11" photo frame). Should last 100 years or more if not displayed in direct bright sunlight.

Ships in a very sturdy photo mailer additionally stamped Do Not Bend.

(Wear Words logo of course does not appear on your print!)

[*]Statements may not reflect objective reality!

This is part of my growing Parodies Lost series combining great masterpieces with my own pop culture illustration artwork. As is probably clear, it is fan art and not an official BBC product!

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